| By George Washington Bill O'Leilly, er I mean O'Reilly, said that he would like to see 9/11 activist Kevin Barrett murdered and thrown into Boston Harbor.
Here's Kevin's response:
Rupert Murdoch
Bull-Goose Loonie & Fascist Billionaire Extraordinaire
Fox News
Dear Mr. Murdoch,
It has come to my attention that one of your announcers, Bill
O’Reilly, has stated on national television that he would like to see
me murdered and thrown into Boston Harbor.
Since I get so many email death threats I can’t keep track of them
(among the 10% of my 9/11-related emails that are negative) this is a
pretty inflammatory thing to say. If anything were to happen to me,
Fox News would find itself facing the mother of all lawsuits, and my
family might very well end up in control of the Murdoch fortune. You
may wish to consider urging your friends in the White House to offer
me Secret Service protection. Please assign me the guy who said
“we’re out of here” to Bush when the second plane hit the building at
9:04 – not the higher-up who overruled him and kept Bush reading
about pet goats while our nation was allegedly under surprise attack.
See: http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/9-11secretservice.htmlThe
Secret Service agent who said “we’re out of here” before being
overruled was honest. That’s the guy I want protecting my life.
Also, you might want to tell O’Reilly that HE'S the one who should
worry about ending up in Boston Harbor. 9/11 was an act of high
treason and mass murder, and media figures complicit in the cover-up
will be viewed, a few years hence, the way we now view Dr. Goebbels.
The last time a bunch of empire-builders tried to trample on our
rights, we had a little uprising called the American Revolution. It’s
time for another one. Let’s kick it off with another Boston Tea
Party—a little red-white-and-blue version of V-for-Vendetta—and throw
the whole Fox News crew, along with the traitors in this
administration, straight into Boston Harbor.
Sincerely,
Kevin Barrett
Lecturer
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Edgewood College of Madison"
On a personal note, when I first heard that Representative Nass was calling for Kevin to be fired from his University, my first thought is "They picked on the wrong guy". Kevin is smart, wise, and courageous.
You can't keep a good man down. |
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